Basic Techniques in Decorative Ceramic Modeling
Kneading, Recycling and Barbotine
A course by Kiara Hayashida , Ceramicist and Sculptor
Joined October 2020
Joined October 2020
About the video: Kneading, Recycling and Barbotine
Overview
“A good kneading is essential for the success of the piece. Kneading homogenizes the moisture in the dough and frees itself of any trapped air bubbles it may contain. In this lesson I will teach you two kneading techniques. In addition, you will learn how to recycle clay and I will explain how to create your ceramic glue or slip. ”
In this video lesson Kiara Hayashida addresses the topic: Kneading, Recycling and Barbotine, which is part of the Domestika online course: Basic Techniques in Decorative Ceramic Modeling. Learn how to model rustic-style ceramic pieces and decorate them with floral designs.
Partial transcription of the video
“Kneading, recycling and slip Now I will teach you how to knead the clay with two techniques. In addition, you will learn to recycle the clay so as not to waste it. Kneading is ideal for homogenizing the dough. When kneading, it is always ideal to compress the dough. Try not to insert your fingers into the paste, this way, because you will create air bubbles. We can see the result of this by cutting the pasta. As you can see, this air bubble created a hole in the paste, and that will make the piece explode in the oven. The ideal way to knead a ceramic paste is compressing it, That is why I w...”
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Course summary for: Basic Techniques in Decorative Ceramic Modeling
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Category
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Areas
Accessory Design, Arts & Crafts, Ceramics, Fine Arts
Kiara Hayashida
A course by Kiara Hayashida
Originally from Lima, Peru, Kiara Hayashida discovered ceramics while in search of new creative outlets. She began her fascinating journey with this artistic medium and in 2015 she founded Kiara Hayashida Ceramics (KHC).
Her pieces seek to enhance our perception of the day-to-day and provide an alternative to mass-produced objects. Perceiving volume, analyzing the texture of the glazes, and observing the imprints left by this creative process are unique experiences that you can only find with hand-made pieces.
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